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Impressionist Gardens
One of the biggest draws in Edinburgh this year is a gorgeous exhibition of Impressionist art.
Oh Barack, you shouldn't have!
When Obama and Cameron swapped artworks this week, they joined a tradition as fraught as it is old.
Orlando Bloom: our greatest movie actor?
In the past decade, Orlando Bloom has been in more box-office hits than anyone else. David Gritten draws his own conclusions
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Never heard of the xx? Actually, you have
Neil McCormick on the mysterious Mercury favourites, the xx, who are taking the music world by stealth not storm.
Mandelson: spurned mistress
There are some very enjoyable things in the great courtier's The Third Man.
Role Models by John Waters: review
The film director John Waters’s finest invention is himself, argues Tom Shone, delving into his new book of interviews, Role Models
Leonardo da Vinci exhibition
In pictures: major works will go on show in Britain for the first time.
The Greenes: A Talented Tribe of Trailbrazers
Graham Greene may be his family’s most famous member, but the novelist was surrounded by gifted siblings and cousins who made their own mark on the world. In his new book, Jeremy Lewis discovers a clan full of surprises
Nas and Damian Marley, Hammersmith Apollo
With the loudest, happiest, most upbeat audience witnessed in a while, it was the kind of gig where you really know you’ve been at a gig. Rating: * * * * *
Scottish arts face £2 million funding cut
Scotland’s leading performing arts groups face cutting their productions and staff after it emerged they have been ordered to prepare for their budgets being slashed by more than £2 million.
Turning art into artifice
National Portrait Gallery show reveals dazzling and subtle quality of photographer Camille Silvy.
Sir Peter Blake: why I put Pop before pot
The pioneer of Pop talks to Roya Nikkhah about being the grandfather of British art, shunning the Sixties' drug culture – and the anguish caused by his most famous work, the Beatles' Sgt Pepper album cover
Scottish arts face £2 million funding cut
Scotland’s leading performing arts groups face cutting their productions and staff after it emerged they have been ordered to prepare for their budgets being slashed by more than £2 million.
Oprah offers Duchess of York a prime-time show
Talk show queen is to launch her own cable channel in 2011.
Scottish arts face £2 million funding cut
Scotland’s leading performing arts groups face cutting their productions and staff after it emerged they have been ordered to prepare for their budgets being slashed by more than £2 million.
Why Keith Chegwin will never be funny
It's not whether you're using your own gags – it's the way you tell them, argues David Quantick.
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